I know how to setup two graphics cards with a single x-server with two
screens (one screen for each card) and address them via VGL_DISPLAY. But
I'm wondering why this is the only way to use 2 cards on a single host. For
example, VGL doesn't work when there are 2 x-servers with one screen each,
and each using a different card.
Basically I'm trying to setup some sort of access control to each card so
that only a single user can use one of the two cards. Using the DRI options
"group" and "mode" work fine but affect both cards since there is a single
x-server. Do you know of a way to accomplish this type of ACL in VGL? Or
even if it is possible?
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